Intel Arc A370M put to the test in Ashes of the Singularity

As we reported in our previous news, Intel A370M will be the first dedicated graphics card of the Arc Alchemist line to be introduced on the market, offering double the performance compared to the integrated Iris Xe GPU with 96 EU (the figure in this case refers at average FPS at 1080p at average levels in Metro Exodus) and supporting all the latest technologies for the graphics field of the company from Santa Clara, such as Deep Link, XeSS and more, offering a big leap forward for thin notebooks and lightweight.



Photo Credit: Ashes of the Singularity Recently, Benchleaks discovered a test performed in the Ashes of the Singularity benchmark from an unknown notebook, but equipped with the Core i7 CPU- 12700H Alder Lake with 14 cores (6 P-Core and 8 E-core) and an A370M. The configuration under test achieved an average of 38.3 FPS with the minimum quality preset at a resolution of 1,920 × 1,080. The result is very close to that of a mobile GTX 1060 paired with a Core i7-8750H or those of a GTX 750 Ti paired with a Core i7-7400.

[AOTS] Unknown GPU

CPU: Intel Core i7-12700H (20T)

GPU: Intel Arc A370M https://t.co/yLkfUmaVyq

- Benchleaks (@BenchLeaks) March 24, 2022


Surely this is not a flattering score for the first Intel proposal, but remember that Ashes of The Singularity is a very CPU dependent benchmark and comparing only the number of FPS generated by changing both GPU and CPU could bring to inaccurate conclusions. In any case, the Intel A370M is only an entry level model, which should go up against rivals such as NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 1650 Super.

For the moment, we just have to wait until next week, when the product will be officially launched on March 30th. Intel will be able to count on several partners, including Samsung which, as we told you, has already put its Galaxy Book 2 Pro on sale with a dedicated Intel Arc GPU, presumably the A370M.